* State: Each state has its own laws and policies regarding tuition for students who live outside the district's boundaries. Some states have open enrollment policies, making tuition relatively affordable or even free in some cases. Others have very restrictive policies, resulting in high tuition costs.
* District: Even within a state, individual school districts set their own tuition rates. Wealthier districts often have higher tuition rates than poorer districts. The specific schools within a district may also have different costs.
* Program: Specialized programs (e.g., magnet schools, vocational schools, arts schools) may have higher tuition than general education programs.
* Residency Status: Some districts might offer reduced tuition for students who live in neighboring districts or have certain family connections.
In short, there's no single answer. To find the cost, you must contact the specific high school district you are interested in. Their website will likely list tuition information, or you can call their administration office directly.